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Destynn
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From my research I am showing that if an input signal becomes too slow (ie: a low slew rate) then the noise can cause multiple state changes.
But I am being told that if the slew rate is low then it will get rid of unwanted noise.
I read my results from this: (I lost the link but I did copy the text I was mostly interest in)
Am I just reading this out of context, or is what I've looked into correct for my assumptions?
This is more of a request of interpretation of definitions rather than an application with numbers and formulas.
I have read a couple of articles and the wikipedia description and I am afraid I have read conflicting things which may just be my fault.
Thanks for the help,
Dest
But I am being told that if the slew rate is low then it will get rid of unwanted noise.
I read my results from this: (I lost the link but I did copy the text I was mostly interest in)
Am I just reading this out of context, or is what I've looked into correct for my assumptions?
This is more of a request of interpretation of definitions rather than an application with numbers and formulas.
I have read a couple of articles and the wikipedia description and I am afraid I have read conflicting things which may just be my fault.
Thanks for the help,
Dest